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English Grammar - Solved Exercises Page 53 | 54 | 56
January 03, 2025
Exercise Answers
Exercise Answers
Page 53
Fill in the blanks with who, which, that, whose, or whom:
- This is the question whose answer has baffled philosophers of all ages.
- My brother who is an engineer has gone to Canada.
- Time which is lost is never found again.
- He is the man whom you can trust.
- This is the book that I wrote.
- People who are too sharp cut their own fingers.
- The cat drank the milk which was in the bowl.
- She has a small lamb whose fleece is as white as snow.
- Did you receive the money that I had sent you?
- This is the juggler whom we saw near the zoo last Sunday.
Pick out the adjectives in the following sentences and classify them:
- Honest (quality), peaceful (quality)
- No (quantity), either (quantity)
- Most (quantity), deserted (quality)
- Twenty-second (number), boring (quality)
- Either (quantity)
- Huge (size), dark (quality)
- Which (interrogative)
- Two (number), red (quality)
- Every (quantity)
Page 54
Fill in the blanks with the correct degree of the adjectives given in brackets:
- Red roses are more beautiful than white or black roses.
- There is a beautiful park near my house.
- He is the most intelligent student in our school.
- Rivers are bigger than streams.
- That blue jug has less water in it than the red one.
- The Pakistanis know how to live even in the worst circumstances.
Name the verbs in the following sentences and tell whether the verb is transitive or intransitive:
- Learnt - transitive
- Were singing - intransitive
- Brush - transitive
- Fought - intransitive
- Feel - intransitive
- Cough - intransitive, disturb - transitive
- Cried - intransitive, soothed - transitive
- Banged - transitive, stood - intransitive
- Kicked - transitive, went - intransitive
- Has vowed - transitive, marry - intransitive
- Married - transitive
- Sleep - intransitive, shall watch - transitive
- Rises - intransitive, disappears - intransitive
- Fell - intransitive, broke - transitive
Page 55
Pick out the adverbs in the following sentences and classify them:
- Quietly (manner)
- Very well (degree), easily (manner)
- Everywhere (place)
- Never (frequency)
- Surely (certainty)
- Forward (place)
- In time (time)
- Sweetly (manner)
- Fairly (degree)
- Tomorrow (time)
- Warmly (manner)
- Out (place)
- Late (time), yesterday (time)
- Repeatedly (frequency)
- Always (frequency), in the morning (time)
Fill in the blanks with adverbs formed from the adjectives given in brackets:
- The ship reached the harbour safely after a stormy voyage.
- Faiza wrote her answers very neatly.
- Mother looked proudly at her son.
- Emperor Akbar ruled wisely for fifty years.
- The flames spread so quickly that the shop was soon burnt to ashes.
Fill in the blanks with the correct degree of the adverbs given in brackets:
- A cat runs fast, but a dog runs faster.
- Zargham played better than Soban.
- Of these five poets, which do you like most?
- They arrived later than I.
- The Pakistani soldiers fought more bravely than the Indian soldiers.
- In the Punjab, the Lahorites spend most lavishly.
Add a, an, or the where necessary:
- Mrs. Mike is a European. She works as a hostess in some airline.
- I read a story about a one-eyed giant.
- At last we won the match.
- I don’t eat any meat.
- Shall I put the meat in the freezer?
- Please pass me the sugar.
- Do you take any sugar in your coffee?
- I enjoy talking to the old people.
- Do you know the old people sitting over there?
- He is an extremely nice person.
- Did you enjoy the party?
- Do you think the love is the most important thing in your life?
- The books are expensive these days.
- Where have you placed the books?
- The visitors must not feed the animals.
- Of the two boys, Usman is the more intelligent.
- The Jews are busy in the genocide of the Muslims of Palestine.
- The woman was created for the companionship of man.
- The poet tells us in a poem about an innocent girl.
- Kashmir is called the Switzerland of Asia.
- The iron is used to press clothes.
- The old man was sleeping in the shade of a tree.